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Are click-and-drag business people the future of AI?

By R. Danes Feb 21, 2019

Say a company adopts a big-data framework and puts all of its information in a data lake. Then it has it’s resident data scientists go in and carefully cleanse, wrangle and label the data. Think…

Big Data

With $560M Attunity acquisition, Qlik pushes deeper into data management

By Maria Deutscher Feb 21, 2019

QlikTech International AB today announced plans to buy Attunity Ltd. in a $560 million deal that’s set to give it a bigger slice of the lucrative data management market. The acquisition price breaks down…

AI

IBM tackles complex information architecture for AI solutions, customer approach

By Mark Albertson Feb 21, 2019

When IBM Corp. Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty declared in her keynote address at last week’s Think conference that “there can’t be AI without IA,” she was making a crucial point regarding her company’s strategy.…

AI

Google makes its Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech services more accurate and accessible

By Mike Wheatley Feb 21, 2019

Google LLC is pushing its popular Cloud Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech machine learning services harder, adding new features to both and making the former more accessible to large enterprises. Google Cloud Speech-to-Text is essentially an…

Emerging Tech

NexTech launches web-based ‘Try It On’ augmented reality for online retail

By Kyt Dotson Feb 21, 2019

Toronto-based augmented reality solutions company NexTech AR Solutions announced on Wednesday the launch of an AR product that would allow customers of online vendors to view eyewear before they buy it. The solution uses artificial…

AI

SWIM.AI open-sources its edge computing platform

By Mike Wheatley Feb 21, 2019

Edge computing company SWIM Inc., also known as SWIM.AI, today revealed plants to open-source much of its technology and tools. SWIM came to attention last year when it raised a $10 million funding round…

Cloud

At Think 2019, IBM brings AI to the multicloud but confronts formidable challenges

By James Kobielus Feb 20, 2019

The cloud wars are rapidly separating public cloud leaders from the rest of the pack. Where does IBM Corp. stand now in the cloud market? Considering how far behind its public cloud is against Amazon…

Blockchain

Tesla chief Elon Musk calls bitcoin ‘quite brilliant’

By Duncan Riley Feb 20, 2019

Tesla Inc. and SpaceX Inc. Founder and Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk (pictured) is a big bitcoin fan, praising the cryptocurrency on a podcast with investment firm ARK Invest Tuesday. In the interview, which…

Security

Flaws in leading password managers can expose data

By Duncan Riley Feb 20, 2019

In an age of constant data breaches and hacking, many security experts encourage the use of online password managers. But as it turns out, the password managers themselves have vulnerabilities that can expose data on…

Apps

On-demand goods storage startup Clutter raises $200M to expand into new markets

By Duncan Riley Feb 20, 2019

On-demand goods storage startup Clutter Inc. today said it has raised $200 million in new funding to allow it to expand into new markets. The Series D round was led by SoftBank Vision Fund and included Sequoia Capital,…

explore news

Are click-and-drag business people the future of AI?

With $560M Attunity acquisition, Qlik pushes deeper into data management

IBM tackles complex information architecture for AI solutions, customer approach

NexTech launches web-based ‘Try It On’ augmented reality for online retail

SWIM.AI open-sources its edge computing platform

Tesla chief Elon Musk calls bitcoin ‘quite brilliant’

Flaws in leading password managers can expose data

On-demand goods storage startup Clutter raises $200M to expand into new markets

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